Hollywood icon Anne Hathaway has revealed how she was told in her early days of acting career that she’s not sex appealing whatsoever.
Now, the actress has addressed the ‘silly’ claim in the April cover of Vanity Fair magazine.
What She Said
‘I was like, “I’m a Scorpio. I know what I’m like on a Saturday night,”‘ she told the magazine as she graced the cover in a black bra with her hair up.
But the 41-year-old added things were different 20 years ago.
‘The male gaze was very dominant and very pervasive and very juvenile,’ added the Oscar winner who admitted that she worried about she came off to the world.
Anne’s Update
At the moment, the star is promoting her new romantic comedy The Idea Of You about an older woman who hooks up with a younger pop star.
She played the part of a femme fatale for photographer Norman Jean Roy for the publication as she modeled black leotards and a nearly see through dress.
The former teen star also talked her mental health.
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How She Was Humiliated
She told writer Julie Miller that she used to be full of anxiety which caused her problems on movie sets – she is known for the movies The Princess Diaries and The Devil Wears Prada.
And the star added that she felt ‘humiliation’ too much.
She also said she was grateful to director Christopher Nolan for believing in her and giving her a beautiful movie that proved her acting chops.
